MotoGP 2025: Every team's livery revealed
Check out every team's new look with every launch
The 2025 MotoGP season is almost upon us, which teams now finally unveiling their colours for the coming campaign.
Launch season began on 14 January with Trackhouse and concludes on 8 February with the LCR team. Full details on every team launch can be found here.
Below is every MotoGP team's new livery for the 2025 season.
Trackhouse Racing Aprilia
The American-owned outfit was the first to unveil its new colours for the 2025 season at a launch on 14 January at its Charlotte base in North Carolina.
This year will be Trackhouse Racing's second in MotoGP, having made its debut in 2024 when it took over from the defunct RNF squad. Its rider line-up is Raul Fernandez and Ai Ogura.
Aprilia Factory Racing
The Noale factory unveiled its new colours at a launch event in Sky Italy's Milan studios with new line-up Jorge Martin and Marco Bezzecchi.
While the colours don't differ much from 2024, the big news from the event was 2024 world champion Martin electing to run the number one plate on his RS-GP.
Gresini Racing Ducati
The Gresini team unveiled its livery at a launch event at the iconic Imola circuit with Alex Marquez and MotoGP rookie Fermin Aldeguer.
Its new colours are similar to what it ran in 2024, though much of the red has been replaced with silver.
Ducati Factory Racing
The factory Ducati team launched its 2025 livery on 20 January at the Madonna di Campiglio in Italy.
It marked the first time Marc Marquez appeared in official Ducati colours alongside Francesco Bagnaia. The colour scheme for 2025 remains largely unchanged, while Bagnaia returns to using #63 after losing the world title last year.
Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team
Valentino Rossi's VR46 team unveiled its 2025 MotoGP colours in Jakarta, home city of Indonesian title sponsor Pertamina, on January 25.
The latest livery retains the fluorescent yellow, white and red introduced last year but with some special touches from the career of team owner Valentino Rossi, including his 46 as a number plate background.
VR46's upgrade to Ducati's official satellite team, after the departure of Pramac to Yamaha, means di Giannantonio will receive factory-spec GP25s. Morbidelli will ride the GP24.
KTM Factory Racing and Tech3 Factory Racing
The Austrian manufacturer did a joint launch for its factory squad and Tech3 satellite team.
Both teams will run factory KTM colours, with the GASGAS brand disappearing from the Tech3 garage.
KTM fields its strongest line-up ever, with Pedro Acosta and Brad Binder at its factory squad and Maverick Vinales and Enea Bastianini at Tech3.
Pramac Racing Yamaha
The Pramac squad enters the 2025 season having switched from Ducati machinery to Yamaha.
The team, who won the riders' title with Jorge Martin last year, retains its largely purple colours due to its Prima title sponsorship but also gains prominent Alpine branding.
Yamaha Factory Racing
The factory Yamaha squad has largely retained its livery from the previous year for Alex Rins and Fabio Quartararo.
Last year, Yamaha finished fourth in the constructors' standings and registered a campaign without a podium. However, it appearaed to make positive steps with its bike in the latter stages of the season.
Honda Factory Racing
The works Honda squad unveiled its all-new look at a launch event in Indonesia, unveiling its first livery not inspired by Repsol in over 30 years.
Running HRC factory colours in 2025, Honda will also have title sponsorship from Castrol.
Honda will be looking to move further up the grid this season having endured its third winless campaign in five.
LCR Honda - Castrol
The satellite Honda squad was the final team to unveil its colours for the 2025 season, doing so on 8 February in Thailand ahead of MotoGP's official launch event on 9 February.
As always, the team has split liveries for its two riders in 2025. Johann Zarco will continue to a race a Honda branded in Castrol colours.
LCR Honda - Idemitsu
MotoGP rookie Somkiat Chantra will race in the red and white colours of title sponsor Idemitsu for the 2025 season, as is traditional for that side of the LCR garage, which is set up specifically for an Asian rider.
